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CBC 1974 Logo Tote Bag
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CBC 1974 Logo Tote Bag
Created by Burton Kramer, a designer and artist whose work is featured as part of the permanent collection at the Smithsonian Institute.  Sometimes called the exploding pizza or pineapple, Burton Kramer's modernist logo features the letter "C" for Canada at its core. According to the CBC's 1974 corporate manual, "the overall shape is globular, conveying the corporation's international responsibilities in addition to its national role. Used between 1974 - 1986.  Special broadcasts in the 1970s include the 1972 Canada-Russia hockey series, being the host broadcaster for the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal and the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton.  In 1977 CBC designs and installs broadcast facilities in the Canadian House of Commons at Speaker's request.
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By Joseph W.4 October 2023 • Verified Purchase
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Good quality bag, well stitched. Handy for shopping. Picture turned out pretty good, I'm better at using the design tool now so can use filters etc in the future
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By Animist A.24 October 2020 • Verified Purchase
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Great quality material. Excellent quality printing. Very impressive.
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By  C.31 January 2021 • Verified Purchase
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A tote bag is a tote bag unless there’s something on it to make it special - and that is our logo. It’s made a perfectly lovely tote bag into an amazing walking piece of advertising! I can’t believe how well the printing came out as our logo is quite intricate. I am really impressed with this item and would highly recommend! x
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Product ID: 149944006276015591
Created on 21/09/2015, 9:28
Rating: G 
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